Reference checking can be more complicated than you think. When to conduct references, what if there are surprises, and what to do once a check has been completed are some of the topics this video touches upon.
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You’ve Done the Reference Check, Now What?
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Hi, just wanted to have your advise. I had an interview, a written test and then a second interview. After a week the HR officer asked fo three professional references and sent me two forms to sign. The first is a biodata form, where I put all details regarding academic and professional background as well as my annual salary. The second is an NDA ( non disclosure agreements) which was about which was a confedentiality agreement to protect the company's data to be signed by me and the COO. Does this mean I will get the job?